RWC Newsletter

Many of you will be planning winter trips to warmer locations at this time, perhaps some of you have already departed for these locations. Hopefully, any RWC member who will be travelling out of country/province this winter will make themselves fully aware of ALL the terms and conditions of their insurance coverage. If in any doubt whatsoever, please contact your Insurance carrier PRIOR to departure. I wish you all safe travels, whether they be within Ontario, Canada, or Internationally

To all those that have spent the winter in warm climates, welcome home. To those of you that stayed home, welcome to spring. A welcome to new RWC members. At this time of year, many of our members will be planning trips at home and abroad. As we now know we are in a new era of travel, especially if your plans include travel via airlines. We have included an article in this edition, of our newsletter, which will provide you with some information on travel insurance. I hope this information will be helpful to you.

It’s that time of year again, some of you will already be in warmer parts of the world or are planning to be in the coming weeks or months. For those staying closer to home, we encourage you to enjoy our Canadian winter living and activities as much as you can. Regardless of where you are wintering, and what you will be doing, I hope that all RWC members stay safe and healthy.

Welcome to Spring 2022, I hope that all our readers are safe and healthy. Welcome back to Canada to those who were able to spend the winter in warmer climates. For those that stayed home hopefully, you enjoyed the winter.

I sincerely hope that you and your families are all doing well and have remained safe during the ongoing pandemic. We understand that most of you had to stay home and endure our Canadian winter this year. Some of you, I believe, were able to get away to the warmer locations for this winter. Hopefully, with the COVID-19 vaccines now available, we will be able to return to a more normal life and travel will be an option for those who wish to spend time away next winter.

I sincerely hope that you and your families are all doing well and have remained safe during the ongoing pandemic. We understand that most of you had to stay home and endure our Canadian winter this year. Some of you, I believe, were able to get away to the warmer locations for this winter. Hopefully, with the COVID-19 vaccines now available, we will be able to return to a more normal life and travel will be an option for those who wish to spend time away next winter.

I hope that you and your families are all doing well during these somewhat unusual times. It goes without saying that COVID-19 has created difficulties for all of us and our families. Depending on where one lives the effects have varied. Overall, I suggest that PWU Retired Workers Chapter (RWC) members have navigated through the pandemic rather well and hopefully will continue to be safe and healthy.

I hope that you and your families are all well. It goes without saying that we are living in very different times. As many people are saying, and I agree, we will get through this. Many RWC members experienced some difficulties returning to Canada back in March. We understand that all those who chose to return to Canada finally arrived

Dear Members of the Chapter, Hopefully you have enjoyed your summer. As usual the RWC Executive has been busy monitoring issues & events that may affect retirees and society in general.

Dear Members, To those of you that spent the winter in warmer climates, welcome home. To those of you that stayed home, I hope that you had a healthy, safe and enjoyable winter here in Ontario.